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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
7
The piece lists Distinguished Service Cross recipients from the American expedition in France during 1918. It names Harry Grover O Connor Richard H Hilton Colver Leman Holzeman Bert Smith Koeck O shea Anderson and others, detailing bravery near St Tuvien Brancourt Verdun Le Catelet and Soissons, with actions including reconnaissance, machine gun elimination, rescues, and battlefield leadership.
The lesson outlines who Jesus is through John 1 and 3, Matthew 20, and Romans 8, stressing Jesus as Lamb of God, Messiah, Son of God, and Son of Man. It emphasizes belief in Jesus for salvation, God’s love, and obedience as central themes, citing Deuteronomy and Meyer on wisdom through grace.
Readable text compiles berry dessert directions and meat dishes with varied herbal notes. Recipes include Strawberry Cream sherbet Manhattan Pudding and Banquet style meats with onions, carrots, lettuces, and oils. Health tips praise onions and vegetables for nerves and blood, plus general cautions against worry and dietary balance.
A disjointed wartime scene describes a hard balled sergeant fresh from civilian life who commands poorly and facies anger. Saud shouts corrections while another voice questions proper dress and timing, capturing a tense exchange about discipline and appearance in a military setting.
Reading by ear described as a new device for the blind. The octophone uses light flashes and distinct sounds mapped to letters. High resistance telephones transmit the tones to the user, enabling reading with satisfactory results.
Private Davis of Big Lake Arkansas receives the Distinguished Service Cross for singlehandedly attacking a German machine gun nest at Molleville farm France October 10 1918. He killed four enemies and captured the gun enabling his company to advance. Also noted are Private Ward of Estrees France October 8 1918 who killed three and captured seven after aiding a noncommissioned officer, and Chaplain Charles D Priest of Chicago Illinois who died in action September 29 1918 after carrying a wounded man to shelter.
A concise exhortation that true prayer is the total commitment of one’s efforts and heart to seek fulfillment of needs. It claims results come from giving the whole life to prayer, aligning earthly and heavenly outcomes through full devotion.
A difference of opinion exists over the world’s most beautiful street. Among contenders is Princes Street in Edinburgh, a city nicknamed the Athens of the North due to its famed cultural stature.
In 1918 American manufacturers used seven hundred forty million pounds of wool. Much went into soldier garments while the old clothes man faced exile over shiny patched civilian wear. The text notes Brazilian black diamonds reaching $20 000 for finest specimens, contrasting with white diamond markets.
The spring fashion features beige wool and beige tricotine outfits with coordinated silk weaves. One-piece dresses, coordinated coats, and panel stitching create harmonious color blocks. The Army Wool Vex Tours suit uses a rose vestee and small button rows, with practical pockets and low heeled oxfords completing the look.
An advertisement extols silk thread for children's clothing claiming No. 1 quality, stronger than cotton, resists laundering, and provides long-term value. It argues silk thread weaves into fabric and lasts longer, with mothers endorsing the practice.
Spring fashion features combed wools and yarns in blouses, coats, and accessories. Wool embroidery expands waist designs with georgette crepe, beige and silk accents, aprons, and long tab tassels, as models show varied necklines, collars, and sailor influences.
Fashion notes describe chambray hats for children with stitched brims and large putty crowns, featuring wide back valve bands and streamers, occasionally trimmed with Stegingham flowers, reflecting seasonal headwear trends for kids.
The fragment describes an imported bead bag with a blue bead background brighter than navy and natural color flowers and foliage. It notes a navy underside with a beaded tassel and a bend handle, mentioning a possible link to a descendant of a teech with a past day.
A fragment describes a blue patterned bag with red and white motifs. It notes black fabric, a pin sent accessory, a coin purse, mire for top, and an open top that may be drawn light through rings. The text reflects material details without clear context.
The article notes many onepiece frocks in cloth and wool and tricolette to be worn in early spring, with later replacement by Jersey and lighter Welsh cloths. It reflects fashion transitions and fabric trends of the season.
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